Great things are happening at Camp Dora Golding and the summer hasn’t even started yet! Along with brand new facilities including a big, air-conditioned shul
Jewish camp has long been associated with the North American Jewish community. Starting as a place to get fresh air and flee the tenements in
Spring is here. Summer is around the corner. And I’m busy prepping for another fantastic season at In the City Camp, the in-town Atlanta Jewish day
What are interest rates dependent on? Many times one person will buy a house and get one rate with one lender, and his friend will
What does one write about when a school history society requests a contribution? Clearly it must have something to do with history, but then I am
Special occasions like weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, birthdays, and graduation all involve cards: invitations, congratulatory cards, place cards, thank you cards and more. Picking
The Immigrant Investor Program, also known as “EB-5,” provides a means for foreign nationals to obtain Lawful Permanent Resident Status (a “Green Card”) in the
Two candidates running for open seats on the Teaneck Township Council have filed suit against local officials including the mayor, four council members–three of whom
In the Spring of 2005, a reporter suggested to then acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert that if he wanted to know if he had a
Fifty thousand Israeli Holocaust survivors subsisting under the poverty line and 143,000 more according FWHS (the Foundation for the Welfare of Holocaust Survivors), are thrilled
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip—Ismail Haniyeh, the prime minister of Gaza’s government, declared the end of the seven-year Palestinian split between Fatah and Hamas and agreed to form a
Teaneck—At a dessert reception for survivors and their families that takes place before the annual Teaneck Yom Hashoah Commemoration, JLBC spoke to some or a
